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  • Fredo
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    Maybe he needs to play as a number 6 all the time and maybe it's his best position. I think his strengths are that he can protect our possession game as he rarely loses the ball, so would be great as a long term no 6. As someone else mentioned, he is effective when our midfield and shape is compact and our press and counter press is working. Basically he plays well when most of the team plays well, which is hardly rocket science.

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  • BobTheCharmer
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    Originally posted by Shaggy View Post
    He's some player, especially in the big games.
    That's it there for me. Massively important in the big games. Pretty much a passenger in the games we are expected to win easily. Like West Brom at home. He doesn't offer enough in those sort of fixtures. The hundred touches and shielding and turning one way then the other isn't effective when we're trying to up the tempo, move the ball quicker or break down a parked bus. Definitely keep although he's definitely off.

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  • Shaggy
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    He's some player, especially in the big games.

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  • frank the tank
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    would be some shot in the arm if Gini signed a contract now with LFC......

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  • Maxiedge
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    Sign the damn thing!

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  • Fredo
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    I’m bumping this for the good reasons. He was outstanding last night, especially second half. He is one player we can’t afford to lose at this moment.

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  • Irishnev
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    Originally posted by fah-q View Post
    I think also a large part of it is he works best in compacted, compressed midfield where he can shield the **** out of the ball. With us not having Virgil and Gomez playing the high line, our midfield is much more spaced out and it lessens his effectiveness.
    Excellent observation

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  • fah-q
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    I think also a large part of it is he works best in compacted, compressed midfield where he can shield the **** out of the ball. With us not having Virgil and Gomez playing the high line, our midfield is much more spaced out and it lessens his effectiveness.

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  • Exiled_red
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    IMO it's a bit harsh to say that Gini's downturn in form is due to him not trying/wanting a move/not wanting to get injured etc, other players in the squad have had worse down turns in form this season without the contract/move situation.

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  • baitman
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    Hes coasting, saving himself.

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  • BigChief
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    Originally posted by Tribute View Post
    ...still looks like Gini to me
    That's the problem unfortunately.

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  • danperkins
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    Originally posted by Tribute View Post
    ...still looks like Gini to me

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  • Tribute
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    Originally posted by danperkins View Post
    Last 5 or 6 games he is unrecognisable

    ...still looks like Gini to me

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  • danperkins
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    Last 5 or 6 games he is unrecognisable

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  • BobTheCharmer
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    This contract situation makes it hard to justify playing him. It would be completely reasonable at the back of his mind to be thinking about not getting an injury. It could cost him his move and a wedge of money. I think the situation has been distracting all season. He's popular in the dressing room and I think it's had an affect.

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